Cat Door Problems

THE DAY

So I woke up, fretting again and with a raging case of heartburn, in the middle of the night.  Took some meds, let the husband try and talk me down.  Everything that I’m worrying about–from the deck leak to the book–are cat door problems.  They’re not life or death.  Before we left Wisconsin, the husband and I talked about prioritizing worries.  I forget what we decided the piddling ones were; middling problems are cat door problems, and I’m not even sure now why we called them that.  But they’re middling.  Then there are the life and death problems: you know, bankruptcy, organ failure, cancer, stuff like that.

The book is a cat door problem.  It’s big, but it’s not worth losing sleep over.  But I can feel this whole insomnia jag and heartburn starting to really wear me down.  Even I get tired of being tired, and you’re talking to someone who was a surgery intern.

As you can imagine, the day wasn’t as productive as I would’ve liked. I got work done–and it sure feels like I wrote more than the numbers suggest–but I was tired and uncomfortable, and then I broke off in the middle of the day to keep an appt. and then go to the gym.  Tried to work again when I got home, but I’m just too flipping tired.  Boy, I sure hope I get some sleep tonight.  I know this weekend is going to be a zero words weekend, which means I should be a wreck by Monday night.

So nothing more amazing to report.  I’m kind of  in a downward spiral here, so it’s best to just get some rest and hope for a better day tomorrow.  But there are just these days when you feel like breaking the damn monitor.  (One more stupid gripe: my fucking hair.  I just don’t understand why it seems to be so damn difficult for people here to get how to do the same color.  I’ve even given them written instructions from my previous stylist.  But no one seems to get it here.  They can’t even do a decent cut.  It’s not bad, but it’s not what I’m used to.  See?  I told you: stupid problem.  This doesn’t even rise to the level of a cat door. But I’m also tired of looking half-assed and paying for the privilege, too.  On the other hand, since the husband never notices one way or the other–he honestly doesn’t–it probably doesn’t matter.)

Man, I am in a terrible mood.

WRITING OUT LOUD

Dark Side of the Moon

Day 1: 4326         Day 11: 2500       Day 21: 1800        Day 31: 745
Day 2: 2085         Day 12: 500        Day 22: 0               Day 32: 0
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Day 83: 1500 (edit)
Day 84: 2700 (edit)
Day 85: 1500 (edit)

Blog Post: 570
***
What I’m Wathing:
Justified.
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What I’m Reading:
Still slogging through Troubled Waters.  Almost done.
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What I’m Listening to:
A complaining cat.  I’m sure he’s telling me about his cat door problems.

Author: Ilsa

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